Saint John Fountain

This fountain, documented as early as 1487 in the local church's land register, is notable for its statue of Saint John of Nepomuk.

This saint, revered as the protector of bridges, crowns the structure, giving it both historical and symbolic significance.

The village also maintains a municipal decree, still in effect, that strictly prohibits washing clothes in the fountains. This never-repealed measure recalls old customs and carries a fine of 5 schillings for non-compliance.